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WebMedal awarded to Charles Patterson by Victorian colonists for his heroic efforts to save lives during the wreck of the 'Admella' on the South Australian coast on 6 August 1859. One of … WebThe Admella Discovery Trail is a self drive touring route integrating cultural, heritage and nature based experiences within a 130km radius of Mount Gambier. 21 maritime themed … lydick label

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